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<H1>Subari</H1>
<P>One last thing before this tour is done. To get something
permanent in your hand of trying out Tring, this is possible if your
PHP module under Apache is compiled with libpdf. Whether it is or
not, it does not stop getting used to Subari, the drop down menu in
navigation bar next to the text<SPAN LANG="en-GB"> that </SPAN>states
the mode.<BR>Select <B>Print</B> from <B>Subari</B>. This opens up an
external window that simply states one link.<BR><IMG SRC="printing.png" NAME="Graphic1" ALT="Printing" ALIGN=BOTTOM WIDTH=623 HEIGHT=506 BORDER=0>
<BR>If your PHP had libpdf support compiled in, this should open up
your PDF viewer with a very simple printout of that excellent Kasper
Winding Vibe-o-gram album track listing.<BR><IMG SRC="printout.png" NAME="Graphic2" ALT="Printout" ALIGN=BOTTOM WIDTH=746 HEIGHT=554 BORDER=0>
<BR>The Subari can be used to introduce Dataxi independent
applications, even if these applications takes advantage of Dataxi
components and tools. There are many ways Subari can be used get the
most out of a system build with Dataxi, but most common are probably
printing and reporting.<BR>The difference between menu and Subari is
simple: Subari is tight to the form and menu if system wide.
Applications<SPAN LANG="en-GB"> launched </SPAN>from the Subari are
capable of receiving the form contents if requested so.</P>
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